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Saskatchewan United Party leader Jon Hromek steps down months after election loss

Jon Hromek, the leader of the Saskatchewan United Party, is stepping aside after the party failed to win any seats in October's provincial election.
The Saskatchewan Party secured its fifth-straight majority government, while the NDP maintained its opposition status.
Hromek expressed hope that party members can create a province that aligns with their values and aspirations.
He emphasized the need for homegrown leaders who focus on residents' needs amid 'new leadership in the United States and chaos in Ottawa.

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The Globe & Mail

Saskatchewan United Party leader Jon Hromek steps down months after election loss

Hromek says in a letter to supporters that his decision to resign as leader and step away from the party, which failed to win any seats in October’s provincial election, wasn’t made lightly

in 10 months·Canada

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The Epoch Times

Leader of Saskatchewan United Party Steps Down Following Election Loss

The leader of the Saskatchewan United Party, Jon Hromek, has stepped down after the party failed to win any seats in the recent provincial election. The party had one sitting MLA when the election was called on Oct. 1. However, the election didn’t return any party members to the legislature. Hromek made the announcement he was stepping down in a Dec. 31 letter, which The Epoch Times has viewed. He said he didn’t make the decision lightly. “I h…

2 months ago·New York, United States

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